A federal judge has ruled that Gristede’s violated federal and state laws by failing to pay overtime to hundreds of lower-level managers at its supermarkets.

Agriprocessors, a kosher meat producer, is trying to persuade the Supreme Court to rule that illegal immigrants do not have the right to join labor unions.

A labor investigation says that 80 percent of the 110 backstretch workers at Saratoga Race Course who were interviewed were not paid minimum wage or time and a half for overtime.

A labor investigation says that 80 percent of the 110 backstretch workers at Saratoga Race Course who were interviewed were not paid minimum wage or time and a half for overtime.

Nearly 8 of every 1o carwashes in New York City and nearly one out of two statewide have been found to violate minimum wage and overtime laws.

The unemployment rates in New York declined in July, but the State Labor Department accentuated the negative.

Citing continued corruption, a federal judge has ordered a one-year extension of government oversight of the New York City carpenters’ union, which has spent 14 years under supervision.

Two unions representing 65,000 workers at Verizon postponed a strike threatened for Sunday morning, citing progress in late night labor negotiations.

Immigrant and human rights advocates have warned for years that behind the veil of diplomatic immunity, some diplomats have subjected their workers to hardships.

The unions representing 65,000 Verizon workers on Saturday resounded a pledge to strike if demands for higher wages, caps on health care payments and limits on outsourcing jobs are not honored.